Brooklyn Bridge Ventures
Invests in a wide variety of sectors; 61 percent—portion of portfolio made up of female-founded startups.
Invests in a wide variety of sectors; 61 percent—portion of portfolio made up of female-founded startups.
One of the nation’s oldest early-stage VC firms and focuses on consumer and enterprise technologies. Annie Kadavy is a venture capitalist there.
One of the most active firms in the Bay Area and invests in startups that specialize in e-commerce, mobile services, and SaaS (software as a service). Stephanie Palmeri is a principal at the firm.
Co-founded by Aileen Lee, and helps seed-stage tech startups focused on “Life 2.0” products that help users enhance their work and personal lives.
An Oakland-based venture capital firm committed to funding teams with diverse backgrounds.
Defines itself as a “female VC firm” that focuses on early-stage investments in “innovative, vertically integrated brands that might be launching online or on mobile, and marketplaces that are offering buyers and sellers a new way to transact.” Kirsten Green is the founder.
is a venture fund focused on companies in technology and life sciences.
Founded by Jennifer Scott Fonstad and Theresia Gouw. The company says it is mostly focused on “security, health, and millennial services” and closed its first $150 million fund in May of 2015.
Mackenzie Burnett, Medium 2015.
Female-focused accelerator based in St. Louis and open to all industries.
12-week accelerator program for female founders, located in Boulder, Colorado. Started by Sue Heilbronner and Elizabeth Krau.
Helps entrepreneurs through courses, counseling, credit and more
Capitalizes on the expanding pipeline of women entrepreneurs leading gender diverse teams and creating capital efficient, high growth companies in digital media and sustainable products and services.
A tech startup acceleration program designed to encourage and empower entrepreneurial women. Based in Silicon Valley.
Organization that creates content and community for women innovators in tech.
The Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC), founded in 1997, certifies businesses that are owned, controlled, and operated by women in the U.S.
First accelerator focused on women-led growth companies. Started in 2000.
An accelerator based in Westport, Connecticut that helps transform women-led startups into scalable businesses.
Plum Alley Investments is a membership-based investment firm that supports women entrepreneurs in technology and gender-balanced teams building innovative and purpose-driven companies. Started by Deborah Jackson and Andrea Turner Moffitt.
With a focus on social entrepreneurship, this angel investing bootcamp trains women to be angel investors. Founded by Natalia Oberti Noguera.
Meet and market to Angel Investors, the Media, Retailers and Consumers
A networking group for women entrepreneurs, thought-leaders and innovators. Started by Lisa Abeyta, the founder of civic tech startup AppCityLife.
With an angel network and a venture capital side, this organization supports female investors and is one of the largest and most well-known female angel networks in the country. Has offices in New York, Boston, Silicon Valley, Southern California and Texas.
Google group of over 100 female investors, organized by Sarah Kunst. Email kunstsar@gmail with any opportunities and she will share them with the group.
A seed fund in NYC, started by Anu Duggal, that invests in startups with female founders.
Workshops that helps women turn their business idea into reality
Training & workshops for women looking to raise venture capital
Programming focused on black and Latina women founding technology companies
International business plan competition for women entrepreneurs
An angel investment group made up of world-class investors and business executives “who all happen to be women.” While they mostly invest in information technology, they are open to other areas of investment, as well.
Network that offers access to capital and training/support for women entrepreneurs
Tech LadyMafia is a global network that supports women who work in and around the Internet. The group includes astrophysicists and developers, writers and digital strategists.
Skillcrush is an interactive, online learning community that teaches digital skills like programming, website development and more. Great for job changers.